they are jonathan and bruce scott. >> i'll help them realize a fixer upper could be their perfect home>> reporter: the property brothers. stars of some of hgtv's most popular shows. >> how does that tuition of labor work? >> it's simple. brain, brawn. >> reporter: we are demolishing part of this beautiful home so they can fix it up and sell it for television. >> we've got complete confidence in what jonathan and gerald have planned. >> reporter: help max out the value of this three bedroom, two and a half bath colonial which they bought in 2006 for $515,000. so far they've put $75,000 of their own money into renovations. now they're looking to move. and they've called in the experts. >> why work with them? >> well, they've got a great reputation. >> they've got great design ideas. things that we would never be able to come up with. >> eric and misty are living through a diy disaster -- >> reporter: it's one of at least a dozen homes the brothers are renovating here in westchester, new york for their hit tv show "buying and selling." >> it's all about helping people do a mild reno and s

." > > : teammates like bruce fraser always knew sgt. scott lunder had a difficult day job. >> : "he would work all night and then only get a few hours before coming to the game." > > kate : bruce says he even talked to scott about the dangers of police work - especially approaching cars during traffic stops. scott had mentored bruces son when he said he wanted to become a caught--cop >> : "he just said he was careful." > : the tri-valley a's will still place this sundaybut now it's in scott's memory. >>:we wanted to do it in tribute to scott >> catherine : sgt.lunger's funeral service has been tentatively set for next week. we're told it will be held at the neighborhood church in castro valley next thursday morning at 10 o'clock. viewing is tentatively scheduled for wednesday at the chapel of the chimes. no time has been announced. a huge wildfire continues to burn tonight - through thousands of acres near lake berryessa. the fire exploded overnight - and has now burned nearly 7- thousand acres and it's is still threatening homes. kron-4's sc

in northwest mary bruce, abc7 news. scott: all right. we want to update you on the breaking news that is in the area of maryland where a trooper has been injured while he was working a scene. he had actually stopped his car and was speaking to the driver there when he was hit by another car. that driver did stop. but was also injured in this. kimberly: we are getting word that one lane is getting by there on i-95. it looks very slow going. you will want to avoid the area. we will keep you updated throughout the evening on the circumstances there. avoid i-95 between maryland 175 and maryland 32 in this afternoon rush. more ahead at 4:00 -- we are keeping an eye on showers and storms that are hitting parts of the area. doug has an upd scott: getting ready to hit the roads, here is what you are facing. this is the traffic dealing with quite a bit of rain. 395 near seminary and king street area in northern virginia. it could be a tough commute home for people. >> a bad combination between wet roads. kimberly: doppler radar you can see at the

bruce. >> that's a good question. >> kourtney and scott's split. >> you're definitely not watching me have> comic-con is bigger than ever this year. >> the hunger games stars liam josh and jennifer breaking news about the end of the billion dollar franchise. >> it was incredibly emotion. we cried. >>> chris tucker in new york taking on the rush hour 4 rumors. >> don't ever talk a black man's radio. >> i don't sound lik

we have scott brown and tammy bruce an aunt our fox political contributor gm a wide. for the last several years will it work again? >> 30 sanders is taking her with the socialist most lube - - liberal people and gaining momentum in new hampshire iran particular what does that mean? in new hampshire particular you have the independence who can play a democrat or republican because of so many republicans so that leaves the democratic base ready to vote so she has some problems and trust issues and bernie sanders is driving the train. charles: if you have trust issues we're up to five candidates officially we will deal with joe bided when that happens is but if you do have trust issues may be promising more goodies as a way to make them for get? >> certainly it is helping you on the left but i think her trust issues go very deep and the democrats have a problem if they just let her sails through without being tested. she needs to change her message is not good enough to sit in front of a camera to literally like to cnn them pretend. charles: what was the light? >> she wa

in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. ♪ >> all right. scottf people want to hear what you have. >> well, lucy and iain right now the clouds and the showers that we saw across the area that system it's pulling out. so for your friday it looks pretty good across our entire area. you can see to the west some of thinner clouds so tomorrow is going to shape up to be a pretty nice day. the last of the showers pulling away right now from central new jersey and down the shore we saw kind of damp and dreary conditions across the area. so for tomorrow much improved. however, we'll have to keep tabs to the south. most of the rain that is continuing at this hour and by saturday some of that moisture will try and move back toward our area. so as we time everything out here's tomorrow look at the clock. 8am most of the clouds and showers once again to the south and that's where i expect it to stay during the day tomorrow. here's 5:00 o'clock. looking pretty good across the area. a mixture of sun and clouds. then as we move toward your saturday morning we st

bruce gordon thank you very much. >> colorado heading back to your weather authority. >> chief meteorologist scott williams is enjoying a perfect night in the oval. scott? >> beautiful conditions iain and lucy right now. we're talking about the third annual right here at eakins oval. it's transformed into a pop-up park. you can seafood trucks, family fun, face paintings folks are out and about. you guys having a good time? >> we are. >> great time. >> where you all from. >> baltimore. >> folks from all over are here to attend this festival take a look at these young ladies over here. where you from. >> we're from filly. >> are you having a good time? >> yeah it's a lot of fun. >> what brought you out? >> we wanted to start the weekend early. it's really nice out tonight. good excuse to come out and check it out. >> the weather is spectacular. i mean it's one of the best days so far this year. this is going to be takeing place all summer long for about six weeks. let's talk a little bit about ultimate doppler pretty dry quiet and that seven day forecast for you is going to show tomorrow 85 degrees and then as we move a

scott walker entering the race for the white house. he declared a candidacy today making him the 15th republican to enter the race. mary bruce has more. mary: the republican race for the white house is getting even more crowded. >> i'm running for president to fight and win for the american people. >> wisconsin governor scott walker today making it official. now the 15th republican to jump in. walker is hoping to set himself apart as a harley riding washington outsider. casting himself as a proven leader who can get things done. >> wisconsin we didn't nibble on the edges. mary: momentum is with donald trump. drawing huge crowds the biggest of the campaign season. and condemnation for the controversial comments on immigrants. >> they are bringing drug they are bringing crime, they are rapists. mary: republicans worry he is hurting the party's outreach to hispanics. in an interview walker stayed clear of that. >> they can speak for themselves. i'll lay out what i'm for. mary: he didn't spare the other opponents saying it's time for new blood in the white house. >> i don't think a name from the past beats a name from the past.

scott walker officially revealed that he too is running for president. walker is the 15th republican to launch a campaign. abc news reporter mary bruce has the story. [ applause ] >> reporter: the republican race for the white house is getting even more crowded. >> we are running to serve as your president of the united states of america. >> reporter: wisconsin governor scott walker now the 15th republican to jump in, hoechping to set himself apart as a harley riding washington outsider. tonight in his first campaign speech casting himself as a proven leader who can get things done. >> we need new fresh leadership. leaders with big, bold ideas from outside of washington. >> reporter: but right now all the momentum is with donald trump. he's surging in the polls, drawing huge crowds. the biggest yet of this campaign season, and condemnation for his controversial comments on illegal immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs they're bringing crime they're rapists. >> reporter: republicans are worried that trump is hurting the party's outreach to hispanics. but in an exclusive interview with abc's david muir walker steered clear of that figh

bruce live in washington, d.c. with more on today's announcement. >> reporter: hey, scott walker is an experienced and tested governor's a favorite among social conservatives and as he told our abc's david muir walker thinks he is the fresh face to lead the country forward. >> the republican race for the white house is getting even more crowded. >> i'm running for president to fight and win for the american people. >> reporter: wisconsin governor scott walker today making it official. now the 15th republican to jump in walker is hoping to set himself apart as a harley riding washington outsider casting himself as a proven leader who can get things done. >> wisconsin you. >> reporter: right now all the momentum is with donald trump. he's surging in the polls drawing huge crowds the biggest yet of this campaign season and condemnation for his controversial comments on illegal immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs they're bringing crime they're rapists. >> reporter: republicans are worried that trump is hurting the party's outreach to hispanics. but in an exclusive interview with abc's david muir walker steered clear of

bruce leshan, wusa9. >> of course, the area's terrible infrastructure troubles literally hitting home for a lot of folks up in wheaton tonight. >>> scott broom has been talking to a doctor whose office was soaked by that flood on georgia avenue. he joins us live to tell us more about the mess there. >> reporter: in the backyard of dr. wajid kahn's office, my colleague bruce leshan is just over on the other side. you're looking at the opposite side, the downhill side of where a lot of this water went, just mud all over the place, the doctor's driveway here. dr. kahn had to send all of his patients home when he got flooded out this afternoon and he is out of patience with the wssc. outside dr. kahn's office, a river. inside trying to clean up where that river ran through it. >> it was like two rivers on both sides of the building. >> reporter: that's dr. kahn standing in his flooded office after sending patients home. >> the patients had just left, but we had to cancel the afternoon hours and as well tomorrow morning. i'm not sure what's going to happen. it's devastating. i'm just fed up, you know. >> reporter: fed up because this is the

bruce johnson. thanks for joining us. eight people were on board that 37-foot boat this morning when it hit a concrete just south of the francis scott key bridge. >> two bodies have been recovered from the river. six people are hospitalized with injuries. authorities say it appears none of the people on board were wearing life jackets. >> the fatal boat accident is the latest in the area water ways. our own gary haze is there to talk safety to local boaters. gary, what are they saying? >> reporter: bruce, the death overnight of wendy lawson and kimberly ervin both of baltimore, maryland are the 13th and 14th death on maryland water ways so far this year. here is what we know right now about last night's fatal accident. investigators say they were among eight passengers on this 37-foot sun dance when they struck that concrete abatement on the bridge this morning. four people were tossed overboard, including the two women that did not survive and six people in total were hurt badly enough they needed a trip to the hospital. investigators have not determined what caused that crash yet, but the experienced boaters say when you're travel

bruce johnson. thanks for joining us. eight people were on board that 37-foot boat this morning when it hit a concrete just south of the francis scott recovered from the river. six people are hospitalized with injuries. authorities say it appears none of the people on board were wearing life jackets. >> the fatal boat accident is the latest in the area water ways. our own gary haze is there to talk safety to local boaters. gary, what are they saying? >> reporter: bruce,

scott are virginia, thanks for your time. coming up, one more number of congress before congress comes in at 9:00. bruceterman, republican from arkansas, talking about the environmental protection agency. you will hear from him as "washington journal" continues after this. >> here is some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. with the upcoming release of harper lee's new novel, c-span's to book tv focuses on the pulitzer prize-winning novelist. we talk about the impact of "to kill a mockingbird," prelicensing publication, and the events and discoveries leading to her new novel. we will be aired these programs starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern. also, hugh hewitt on hillary clinton second run for president. on c-span saturday night starting at 8:00 eastern the 50th anniversary of the amount war with readings and remarks by members of congress. sunday evening at 6:30 p.m., carly key arena visits with new hampshire voters. on c-span3, on lectures in history, steve bogue it on the factors that led to the great depression and roosevelt action that led to the great economy. and then on

bruce gordon, "fox 29 news". >> well, some stormy weather recently, casino of lead to go decent weather kind of gorgeous out there today scott? >> really was beautiful out there. i mean, we saw low humidity, much improved from what we were dealing with last night we saw that violent line of showers, thunderstorms sweep across the area, win damage, two confirmed tornados, we're getting used to the tornado activity across the area, we take a look at what happens happened, berks county ef1 tornado confirmed winds up to 105 miles per hour, also, ef0 tornado in new castle county, and report of a funnel cloud in the burlington county area late last night. 86 degrees, was the high today. the normal this time of year, 87. it can get pretty hot onto dollars's date. the records 104 setback in 1936. 80 degrees right now stepping outdoors, in old city, humidity not that bad at 48%. winds out of the northwest at about 8 miles per hour so roll the clock ahead tonight quiet, few more clouds tomorrow morning especially south and east of the philadelphia area, disturbance will skirt to our south but looking at sunshine, for much of the day o

scott walker, 15%. jeb bush 14%. fox news contributor tammy bruce is here. okay, let's just look at the top three, 18% 15%, 14%. what do you make of that? >> look it is exciting when are at top of poll. but you have a margin of error. you have to apply that in front and back end. this is effectively a tie with all the press and hullabaloo happening around trumps these days is about name recognition. the fact that walker and bush could being ahead of trump or tied with him is good news for them i think actually. stuart: would you say walker and jeb bush, forget trump for a moment if you can possibly do that, those two are pulling ahead from the rest of the pack? >> if you take trump out of the mix you get bush, walker and rand paul with rubio being fourth. so it changes the dynamic entirely when people are asked who their second choice is, that is where it lands up when it comes to trump. i will remind you at this point in time in the last election michele bachmann was doing very, very well. stuart: fair point. >> so things change dramatically. at this stage

bruce with more. >> reporter: the republican race for the white house is getting even more crowded. >> we are running to serve as your president of the united states of america. >> reporter: wisconsin governor scottnow the 15th republican to jump in hoping to set himself apart as a harley riding washington outsider. in his first campaign speech casting himself as a proven leader who can get things done. >> we need new fresh leadership, leadership with big bold ideas from outside of washington. >> reporter: but right now all the momentum is with donald trump who is surging in the polls drawing huge crowds the biggest yet of this campaign season and condemnation for his controversial comments on illegal immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> reporter: republicans are worrieded that trump is hurting the party's outreach to hispanics. but in an exclusive interview with abc's david muir, walker steered clear of that fight. >> i think donald trump and any of the others can speak for themselves. what i'm going to do is weigh out what i'm for. >> reporter: but he didn't spare other opponents saying it's time for some new blood in the white house. >> i don't thi

scotts. our remember all of that and all the people beheaded and set on fire. this may have been that translated to here in the u.s. in america. >> fascinating stuff. bruce leshan, thank you. of course as you mentioned, researchers are likely to puzzle over this for a long time, especially the silver box. if you'd like to take part in the studies, you can check out 3-d scans of the jamestown excavation. >> wow that is fascinating. bruce always has those great stories. >>> hot today. >> steamy, oppressive. kind of gross. >> gross is the word. we could use that. >> but the heat and humidity for the most part except for a break friday, going to be here for a while. late july into august and we are feeling summertime. let's show you doppler 9000 because a lot of us who got hammered yesterday not seeing it but we still have heavy activity i'm tracking. most of it is south of town. it's bubbling up and popping up. this is what we're dealing with, a pulse. for the last maybe 15, 20 minutes in most cases and then they'll fall apart and something else pops. parts of charles county really getting hit. in the metro on the south part of town, we've seen showers come

scott lang. >> he's great as an action hero. >> like bruce willis in "die hard" nobody would have thought of hime entire time. >> there was a special ant man dance he did in his suit. hopefully it will make it to the dvd. >> we have to bring somebody out. the minute we saw you would be on the show we have a dople ganger on the staff. our stage manager. >> what do you think? >> a little bit. >> separated at birth. >> another bald dude. >> there's something there. >> it's if the eyes i think. >> look this way. >> yes! >> here's another bald guyment . >> much resemblance. >> el ly wanted me to tell you that you have a villainous face. >> i mean you can turn into a villain. >> we are officially calling this the summer of stoll. >> it is the summer of is stoll. ♪ this isn't just the start of school this is the new year. find the styles and brands they'll love for every big moment. where? famous footwear. you forgot the milk! that's lactaid®. right. 100% real milk just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. everyone c

scott walker is running for president. but it's not until monday afternoon that the republican will officially declare. let's talk about it with tammy bruced fox news contributor and jessica, democratic pollster and strategist. thanks for being here. >> our pleasure. >> what do you think here that the tweet isn't a particularly surprising thing. we know that scott walker has been gearing up for a run. we know what time he's going to announce. is it a big deal or not a big deal? >> i'm happy he's announcing. it's silly when you see everyone obviously running for president. obviously there are rules there. like you said we knew. twitter has admitted it wasn't the fault of the walker team or they're social media and it happened something internally. does this mean -- they're not saying it was a hacker. we know the twitter teams tend to be liberal. does this mean that conservative candidates and conservatives in general need to be concerned about tweets being used on their account, chair accounts being overtaken. it will be interesting to me if twitter will fire anyone. >> what do you think about that twitter did say we determined the walker

the next "washington journal" bobby scott is here to discuss the no child left behind bill and other education issues. then a look at the impact of the e.p.a. bruce westerman of arkansas. you know join with your call and comments. >> this week on "first ladies: influence and image." we learn about lucretia garfield. she was an educated woman and a blevertpwhreefer women's rights. when her husband was assassinated she returned to ohio and made their home into an early version over the presidential library. chester arthur becomes president and his sister fills the role of first lady and establishes white house social etiquette used by future first ladies for decades. this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's original series "first ladies: influence and image." from martha washington to michelle obama. sundays at 8:00 p.m. eastern. american history tv on c-span 3. >> thursday in the u.s. house, leadership pulled the environment and spending bill from the floor following a disagreement that would allow the current national park services follows stand which allows national cemeteries that to decorate the greys of civil war veterans with confe

scott is here to discuss the no child left behind bill and other education issues. then a look at the impact of the environmental protection agency 's congressman bruce westermann of arkansas. "washington journal" live every morning on c-span. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. marks friday, the heritage foundation held a panel. see it at noon eastern. >> here is some of our featured programs. with the upcoming release of harper lee's new novel c-span2' s book tv focuses on the award-winning novelist. we talk about the impact of lee's book, "a chilly mockingbird." -- "to kill a mockingbird." also on sunday night at 10:00 hugh hewitt on hillary clinton second run for president. on c-span saturday night starting at 8:00 eastern congressional debt commemoration of the vietnam war. and sunday evening at 6:30, carly fiorina visits with new hampshire voters. and on american history tv, flagler college professor on the factors that led to the great depression and president roosevelt's actions to help the american people and the economy. sunday evening at 6:30, jeff shara on general sherman. and why he is not the villain of popular

bobby scott of virginia is here to discuss the no trial -- the no child left behind and other education issues. and we look at the impact of the environmental protection agency. our guest is bruce westermann of arkansas. washington journal, live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. you can join the conversation through your calls and conversation on twitter. today, the heritage foundation holds a discussion on the threat of isis and other terrorist organizations. and the ongoing regional and international effort to combat them. see it live starting at noon eastern on c-span3. this week on first ladies, influence and image, we learn about lucretia garfield and mary arthur mcelroy. lucretia garfield, create or her friends, was an educated woman and a believer in women's rights, when her husband resident james garfield was assassinated, she returned to ohio and insured his legacy by making their home into the early version of the presidential library. chester arthur, becomes president and his sister, mary arthur mcelroy took the role of first lady and establishes white house etiquette used by future first ladies for decades. lucretia garfield and mary arthur mcelroy, the

scott of virginia is here to discuss the no child left behind bill and other education issues. at 820 a.m., look at the impact of the environmental protection agency. our guest is congressman bruce westermann of arkansas. >> at 10:00 a.m., we will see the confederate flag come down. we are a state that believes in tradition. we are a state that believes in history. we are a state that believes in respect. so we will bring it down with dignity and we will make sure it is put in its rightful place. ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] host: that was the south carolina governor nikki haley. the confederate flag being removed will take place at 10:00 today. even as that happens, sharp debate over display of the flag and the confederate symbols in new orleans and louisiana and discussions are going on whether statues and